Re: Im so depressed 
Peace and greetings Grace Seeker
Thank you for your understanding & supportive post.
It is hard to take on something said in the manner that I did. But if one can then it's for their own benefit. I've known many people who've made mistakes in life (including myself) and there comes a time when we wish we'd listened to the one's who had been advising us against something. At the time one thinks that no one understands you, or has no sympathy for how you feel, but it's only after getting into a mess that we realise they had only wanted to protect us - and then we wished we had listened.
I want to share something that my son said, for the benefit of all those facing testing times...
Like most 8 year olds, my son loves his x-box and loves the challenge of winning the games. The other night he asked me if this life is a dream. I said, life is like a dream because that's how we will feel about it on the Day of Judgement. He was quiet for a while.. thinking perhaps... before he said that life is like a game and we have to beat the devil and the bad things.
SubhanAllah! I was amazed at such wisdom from an 8 year old and so, so proud of him. That's why I feel that if more adults viewed life from that perception, it would somehow make it easier for them to fight their demons.
Tanya sis, I hope you take this on board and pass the tests of life with flying colours. I wish you the best.

Tanya,
I know that what Muslim Sis has written to you will be hard, very hard to hear.
What Muslim Sis has suggested is a way for you to get through this. If you want your memories to be pleasant rather than raw emotion, I suggest you take a second dispassionate look at what Muslim Sis has shared with you. She is trying to lead you through a very difficult path in your life, one on which many people stumble. But she has provided a true path.
Listen to her. She has helped you more than you can realize at the present time.
May you find peace, sister.
Peace and greetings Grace Seeker
Thank you for your understanding & supportive post.
It is hard to take on something said in the manner that I did. But if one can then it's for their own benefit. I've known many people who've made mistakes in life (including myself) and there comes a time when we wish we'd listened to the one's who had been advising us against something. At the time one thinks that no one understands you, or has no sympathy for how you feel, but it's only after getting into a mess that we realise they had only wanted to protect us - and then we wished we had listened.
I want to share something that my son said, for the benefit of all those facing testing times...
Like most 8 year olds, my son loves his x-box and loves the challenge of winning the games. The other night he asked me if this life is a dream. I said, life is like a dream because that's how we will feel about it on the Day of Judgement. He was quiet for a while.. thinking perhaps... before he said that life is like a game and we have to beat the devil and the bad things.

SubhanAllah! I was amazed at such wisdom from an 8 year old and so, so proud of him. That's why I feel that if more adults viewed life from that perception, it would somehow make it easier for them to fight their demons.
Tanya sis, I hope you take this on board and pass the tests of life with flying colours. I wish you the best.